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Close-range terrestrial stereophotogrammetry, a technique for rapid, precise measurement and recording, is demonstrated by the documentation of two kinds of surface sites: pictographs and surface-exposed rock features. The production of planimetric, contour, and cross-section plots from stereophotographs is a time-and labor-efficient method of recording exposed archaeological features.
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Turpin et al. (1979) studied this question.
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